Change Content Blockers to Extensions on splash page
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Currently, the splash page says to go to Safari's settings and enable the extension in the `Content Blockers` tab. But that's not quite right, at least with the latest version of Safari. So I changed that to `Extensions`.
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Currently, the splash page says to go to Safari's settings and enable the extension in the
Content Blockerstab. But that's not quite right, at least with the latest version of Safari. So I changedContent BlockerstoExtensions.Small change, and maybe pedantic, but this confused me, so it might confuse others.